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i'm almost positive it's been done. Haven't seen it though.. The biggest problem is that the doors between the two cars wouldn't line up correctly with the fender lines so it would require either different doors or some modification/fabracation to make it look good.
I wouldn't do it though because the car wouldn't flow as well anymore.
the front clip looks too long and tall. Defintely doesn't low well at all..and the body likes are completely different. I think the firebirds fenders should have molded into the mirrors like the camaros though.
Ive thought abuot this also, but now that I see a pic of it actually done I dotn like it. The fenders dont match up with the door panels and the miror part on the fender looks like crap matched to the mirors on the bird. I say no to this.
Now there is a Truckmaro here where I live. Yes I said truckmaro and thats exactly what it is. Some guy took an older body S-10 pickup and put a 3rd gen Camaro front end on it. Let me tell you it look horrible. I duno what was going throught the guys head when he did it.
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